Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-06
FRoM TUESDAYS DAILY
I'M. Murphy is on the sick list.

| opened tomorrow or next day.
 One of the trusties of the county jail took French leave this morning
 The Walnu, Grove company has started it's saw mill in operation.
 Jas. O'Nesl pulled out for home to-day with wagon loaded with supplies.
 The fire companies will hold their regular monthly meetings this week. T. N. Alexander and wife are in town from their ranch on Sycamore creek. Messrs White and Dugan, of the Agua Fria valley. were in town to day.
 There will be dress parade every even- ing this week, at 6.30 P. m., at Whipple l Barracks.
 J L. Fi.her and J. w. Wilson expect to leave tomorrow for s business trip to San Francisco.
 The band of holiness, announced for this week. has no connection with the Salvation army.
 J. Y. A. Marsh left for Walnut Grove ! to-day to take work on the big dam l being constructed there. Spring hats are now in demand, and J"e Wilson and the Lion store have each biz stock to select from. J.Q. Adamson bought a number of very lat beeves to-day from Brown & ] Hughes, six miles from town. Hon. ]. J. Gosper contributes a very able article, each week, to the Los Angeles Times, on the resources of Arizona.
 The announcement Is made that the | pos'oftice will be removed to Bashford's brick building. on Cor;eI street, in about two weeks.
 Robert Kennedy has taken the con- tract for putting Mir. Bashiord's brick building in shape for the removal of the postofiice to it.
 4 mining man who has just arrived | here from the east says that a better state of feeling exists there at present in reference to mining than at any time for years.
 A wagon road route is now being searched for from Tip Top to the timber tracts of the Bradshaw mountains, 1t being desirable to secure the wood for milling purposes.-Gazette.
 The new scalp law prohibits the negotiation oi scalps, by requiring the parties killing animals to personally present the scaips 10 the boartt of super visors for the bounties. An exchange announces that Hon. Murat Mssterson, Deming, formerly of | Prescott. has retired from the practice of his profession and will hereafter devote hi. attention to the handling of mining properties.
 Under Sheriff WAdiell started out to- day on 8 general rodeo of saloon men to collect from them the $50 license required under ,h. new law. He met with | cor dial reception. hut only few responded by coming with the coin. A number of them alrerady hold licen>e receipt from the proper officers which does not expire until June lst.
 F. W. French, observer signal corps. at whipple, has furnished a meteoro- logical summary for March, to this office, ! from which We compile follows: mean temperature, +99; highest tenn perature. 76 ,; lowest temperature. 8 {; monthly range of temperature, 5 {; greatest daily range. AZ; least daily range, 35.5; rainfall. none; clear days, 20: fair days, II; cloudy dave none.
 Dr. Geo. Newton. of California. ac- companied by a band Of singers. will arrive in Prescott this evening, where they will unite in series of revival meetings in the Marina Street Episcopal church. Come one and All to this feast for the soul.
 The law passed by the last legislature limited the bounties on lions and bears to Slj each: on lynx, wild cats and wolves to g, and on coyotes to $l each, leaving it in the boards of supervisors 10 tixa less sum or abolish the payment of bounties entirely. The board has estab- lished the rate for this county, AS will be seen by the published proceedings.
 The many friends of MT. D. N. Brown. oi London. Ont had the pleasure oi . hearty hand shaking with him to-day, an welcomed him again on his second visit among Us. Mir. B., many will re- l neiE her, was here last fall in behalf of a large syndicate of eastern and foreign capitalists, investigating our mining re. sources He has now returned with q view of consumma;ing his previous plans. Thus they return, which speaks volumes in favor O. our mining indus. ! tries. MT Brown has that untiring push about him ~hich We need. as we'll ss many more of his kind.
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